Market tours · ROME
Good street food market tours in Rome fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Taste Roman pizza, pasta, wine, market foods, aged balsamic, and gelato on a four-hour small-group food tour in Rome.
“Food was excellent and had a lot of variety. Our guide Irene was enthusiastic and shared her love of Italian food.”
Taste Rome through markets, Bonci pizza, Roman pasta, wine, truffles, and gelato on a generous four-hour food tour.
“Our guide was friendly, knowledgeable, and fun to be around. She gave us great tips for finding good food around Rome, and how to identify quality products for purchase. The food was delicious, the wine was abundant - we would definitely recommend this tour!”
Explore Rome’s Testaccio Market with 14 tastings, pasta, wine, gelato, and local stories on Devour’s intimate 3.5-hour food tour.
“A wonderfully enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide made this tour so informative and so much fun. The variety, quality and quantity of food was outstanding. Do not eat breakfast before this tour!”
Taste Rome through Testaccio street food, market stalls, wine, pasta, and local history on this friendly small-group walking tour.
“Really enjoyed the farmers market portion, although all of it was great! Our guide Julia couldn’t have been more informative or pleasant!”
Explore Rome’s Trionfale Market, taste regional foods and wines, and walk through Prati, Borgo, and Vatican landmarks with a local guide.
“Great knowledge of history of Rome. Willingness to assist us in finding what we liked to eat. We would not have found the market without Christian and he was personable and gracious.”
Taste Roman street food, regional wine, and market specialties while exploring Prati, Trionfale, and the Vatican area.
“Tour was simple amazing! Barbara gave us a taste of Roma and shared a lot of knowledge on how to make sure that we don’t lose any detail of the story of the place that we visited!!! We really enjoyed the wine and food and little tips for come back and have more fun and eat well around Rome! Highly recommended!”
Pick a canal, a covered hall, a souk or a stove.
